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Welcome to Sarah

June 18, 2005 Leave a comment

I want to extend a big ol’ welcome to the latest contributor to FISpace, Sarah Goodwin. Sarah is the Director of Internal Communication Strategies with the Society’s National Home Office in Atlanta. The best introduction for Sarah is her first post below, NIH Starts "Roadmap" to study small molecules. You can see she’ll be making a big contribution to this ...

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NIH starts "Roadmap" to study small molecules

June 17, 2005 Leave a comment

Around the American Cancer Society we talk alot about screening – cancer screening. The ACS believes that early detection exams and tests can help save lives and reduce suffering from many cancers. The ACS also supports the idea of advancing innovative, high-impact research, and thus the following story is of interest. The news today is about a type of screening ...

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Second Life Relay For Life is Growing

June 15, 2005 Leave a comment

Over on Community Mobilization I posted the contents of a letter I sent out to the various work groups that are working on our SL Relay For Life.  It is getting very exciting and we are seeing some fantastic, yet fragmented efforts.  I love the fact that we have such talent doing what they do best to affect pieces of ...

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NPOs and technology

June 15, 2005 Leave a comment

Worth a look: the Philanthropy Journal’s special report on nonprofit technology.

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